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HERO LOOP VIDEO —
LEO 13 & MIA 9
Two siblings, 13 and 9, sit heads together over two handheld consoles at a sunny kitchen table, the older one pointing at the younger one's screen as both laugh in warm daylight.
SCENARIO 03 · WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS

A big kid, a little kid, one game they built together.

Leo, 13, already builds games. Mia, 9, wants to — she just doesn’t know how yet. Instead of drifting onto separate screens, an older kid pulls a younger one up. Ages 9–14, together.

LITTLE KID PUZZLED,
BIG KID LEANS IN
A 9-year-old girl looks unsure at her handheld console while her 13-year-old brother leans in to help and point at her screen, two consoles on the sunny kitchen table.
01

She wants to make one — he knows how

Mia wants to build a game but has no idea where to start. Leo does. They open the same project, on two screens, and he leans in.

BIG KID ON LOGIC,
LITTLE KID DRAWS HERO
Seen from behind, the two siblings share one open laptop in warm daylight: the older boy builds game logic in a colorful block-based interface while the younger girl leans in, dragging a block and drawing the game character.
02

He teaches, she builds

Leo wires the tricky logic; he shows Mia how to draw the hero and drop her very first block. Real-time co-creation — two hands, one game.

LITTLE KID POINTS,
EXCITED AT THE SCREEN
The 9-year-old girl points excitedly at her console screen where a little game is running, her 13-year-old brother grinning beside her in a joyful candid moment.
03

“I made that!”

Mia’s first real contribution runs on screen — she made that. They argue happily over fire vs. bubbles, and test both.

FAMILY PLAYS THE GAME,
MULTIPLE SCREENS
A family gathers in a cozy living room in the evening, laughing as several of them play the same little game together on handheld consoles and a phone under warm lamplight.
04

That night, everyone plays it

One tap publishes it. That evening the whole family plays Mia-and-Leo’s game — on their own consoles and a parent’s phone, together, in real time.

END BG PHOTO —
LEO & MIA SHOW PARENTS
THEIR GAME, PROUD
The 13-year-old boy and 9-year-old girl stand side by side, proudly showing their parents the game they made on a handheld console, everyone smiling in warm evening living-room light.

Screens that bring them together, not apart.

REAL-TIME MULTIPLAYER · PEER MENTORSHIP · AGES 9–14
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